Short and easy rules for attaining a knowledge of English grammar
Subtitle: to which are added a few letters for the formation of juvenile correspondence
Publisher: Printed for J. Wallis, No. 42 Skinner-Street, Snow-Hill, by F. Vigurs, 14 York Street, Covent Garden
Published: 1813
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 64
Subjects: English language; Study and teaching (Primary); Miniature library; Specimens
Other titles: Few letters for the formation of juvenile correspondence; Grammar
Description: Short grammar lessons, followed by specimen letters for "young readers" to use in practicing "epistolary correspondence."
Notes: Revised ed. of Wallis's grammar vol., originally pub. in 1800 and sometimes included in the Bookcase of Knowledge, here in a slightly larger format, with revised text and reset type (among the changes is the reduction of the "ten parts of speech" to nine, with the "participle" now omitted.

Rare Book copy: William Harvey Wells's copy, with his autograph.

Alderson & Oyens, Be merry and wise, 165(9)
Table of contents: title: Grammar --; title: Juvenile correspondence.